What is the significance of Krishna's conch Panchjanya and his weapon Chakrasudharshan, and how is the Maharaas described in the Bhagavad Gita as a child's play with shadows?

According to Osho, Krishna’s conch Panchjanya signifies being totally present with all five senses—uncommitted, whole, and alert—while the Sudarshan chakra shows that even death becomes beautiful in the hands of a conscious being, embodying spontaneous action. The Maharaas, he adds, is like a child’s play with shadows: pure, egoless celebration without worldly seriousness or possessiveness.

Krishna’s conch means full, awake attention; his chakra means wisdom makes even hard things beautiful; the Maharaas is innocent, playful love without clinging.